U.S. Congressional Delegation
Long Island is represented by two U.S. Senators who serve all of New York State, and multiple members of the U.S. House of Representatives across four congressional districts spanning Nassau and Suffolk counties.
New York U.S. Senators
Serving all of New York State including Long Island
New York's two U.S. Senators represent the entire state, including all of Long Island. Senators serve six-year terms and are responsible for confirming federal appointments, ratifying treaties, and crafting legislation alongside the House of Representatives.
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Congressional Districts
U.S. House of Representatives members serving Long Island
1st Congressional District
Eastern Suffolk County including Brookhaven (eastern portion), Riverhead, Southold, Shelter Island, Southampton, and East Hampton.
2nd Congressional District
Central and southern Suffolk County including most of Babylon, Islip, and western Brookhaven.
3rd Congressional District
Northern Nassau County and northwestern Suffolk County including parts of North Hempstead, Oyster Bay, Huntington, and Smithtown.
Representative data will be added once available.
4th Congressional District
Southern Nassau County including most of the Town of Hempstead, Long Beach, and surrounding communities.
Representative data will be added once available.
About Congressional Redistricting
Congressional districts are redrawn every ten years following the U.S. Census to ensure each district has roughly equal population. In New York, the redistricting process is overseen by the New York State Independent Redistricting Commission, with final maps approved by the State Legislature.
Long Island's congressional map has shifted significantly over the decades as population patterns change. The current boundaries, based on the 2020 Census, divide Nassau and Suffolk counties into four primary congressional districts (NY-1 through NY-4), each representing approximately 776,000 residents.
Redistricting can have a major impact on which communities are grouped together and which incumbent officeholders face reelection challenges. Residents should verify their current district assignment at the New York State Board of Elections website.